The treatment uses myofunctional treatment to address poor oral habits, which are the main causes of crooked teeth, and uses light, intermittent forces to align the teeth.
How Does The Myobrace Treatment Work?
The ideal age of a Preston myobrace treatment candidate is about six to ten years, as it is designed to work effectively on patients aged 5 to 15 years That is not to say that adults cannot be treated using this method.
Get Started With Myobrace Treatment In Melbourne
Get in touch with us as soon as you decide that you want to straighten your teeth with myobrace.
To make sure that you are an ideal candidate for myobrace Melbourne treatment, we will carry out an initial examination and will probably take photographs and X-rays of your teeth, face and posture. This will enable us to determine your particular needs so that we can plan a treatment plan accordingly. Your treatment plan will be unique to you.
How Does The Treatment Work?
The treatment does not involve wearing uncomfortable braces or other dental appliances 24 hours a day. You will only have to wear a Myobrace appliance for two hours per day and overnight whilst sleeping. Along with this, you will be instructed to do a series of ‘myofunctional exercisesʼ each day so that you can get maximum benefit from the treatment.
The length of the treatment is dependent on how committed you are to the treatment. The average time taken is comparative to teeth straightening with braces.
The Cost Of The Myobrace Treatment
When you come in for your initial consultation, we will give you a fee structure. However, it may vary depending on your individual needs and how many visits you need for a successful treatment. The younger the patient, the quicker the treatment and hence the lower the cost.
Benefits Of Myobrace Treatment
Apart from straightening the teeth, the treatment also removes bad influences like the patientʼs dental and facial development. Other benefits include fewer allergies, improved posture, fewer teeth problems and other problems with the mouth and jaw joints.
